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if f(n)=


 


   where a1, a2, a3...., an are constants


 


then f(n)=?


 


(ans)=a1a2a3.........an

    
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it is of the form 1^infinity


so


= e^lim[ (a1)^1/x ...................(an)^1\x  ] \n *nx


 


=e^lna1*lna2..........lnan


=a1a2a3.....an


      

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Perfect answer, Well done.

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